Howdy,
On Mon, 30 Sep 2002, Bob Pariza wrote:
> Kevin - Are you saying that if my Camaro SS isn't prepared beyond what
> the stock class allows I am REQUIRED to run in BS and CANNOT run in
> ESP? Or, are you talking about something else?
>
> Kevin Stevens wrote:On Wednesday, Sep 25, 2002, at 06:49 US/Pacific, Bob
>Pariza wrote:
> > Perhaps someone can explain something to me. I've been told that you
> > can bump yourself "up" a class at any time, just not down. In my
> > case, when I started playing this game, the local region had a novice
> > program and class. It was suggested that I should run there. I
> > didn't want to, so I put my Camaro SS in SuperStock.
>
> BTW, unless your region has supplemental rules to that effect, this is
> a totally incorrect interpretation of the bumping rules.
No, he's saying that you can't run the car in SS vs. BS (or ESP) as it was
never classed there (assuming BS is the proper stock class location for an
SS Camaro).
For most cars, you get to pick either its stock class or its SP class.
Prepared and Mod can get a little more interesting... :-)
All this is per national rules. If you have local rules that allow you to
"self bump" or something, those would override of course.
Mark
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